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Nigel Farage says 'bad period' is over for Reform as family urges him to quit

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By Glen Owen, Gabriel Millard-Clothier
| MSN UK Verified
Nigel Farage revealed that his family urged him to quit politics in the face of a barrage of questions about the legitimacy of donations to his party. The Reform UK leader admitted that recent months had been 'difficult', saying: 'For the first time, really, in my political career, I haven't got my family's support.
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Nigel Farage says 'bad period' is over for Reform as family urges him to quit

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By Glen Owen, Gabriel Millard-Clothier
| MSN Verified
Nigel Farage revealed that his family urged him to quit politics in the face of a barrage of questions about the legitimacy of donations to his party. The Reform UK leader admitted that recent months had been 'difficult', saying: 'For the first time, really, in my political career, I haven't got my family's support.
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Andy Burnham brings back Labour donor at the centre of the freebies row in bid to galvanise finances

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By Gabriel Millard-Clothier, Dan Hodges
| MSN Verified
The Labour donor at the centre of the freebies row under Sir Keir Starmer will be welcomed back under Andy Burnham , The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Lord Alli, who was Sir Keir's biggest personal backer, will return to revive Labour's business connections and boost their ailing finances. The television executive, worth a reputed £200million, was engulfed in scandal after paying for designer suits and glasses for the former PM.
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